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I really enjoyed my stay at the Binniguenda. The staff is helpful and friendly. The rooms were clean and the beds comfortable. The food was very good and nutritious. Be mindful that the menu features mostly Mexican dishes. Personally, I enjoyed it very much, especially the seafood. The grounds are well manicured. The beach club is close by (10 minute walk) and there is a shuttle every 30 minutes. Overall, it was a great experience and I would go again.

Great place to stay. The food was great and the shows were amazing. I love the connecting location, Niru. The only drawback is that the exclusive dinner that one has to reserve at 0900 hours in the morning is only open a few nights a week and the dress code is pretty strict. We were not able to participate because of the restrictions. Oh and no kids were allowed.

Very nice hotel. Beach club included is very nice. Comes with beach ships well. Nice to walk out your door and walk to town and shopping and not have to rely on taxis

The rooms were clean and well kept. The food was the best you can do with a hot-table buffet - that's not a complaint, just the reality. The negatives for me were that there were tables and chairs 3 feet outside my bedroom window where people would bring their dinners to eat. However, since most people aren't in their room during meal times that will be of little consequence to anyone else. I had stayed at the Binni some years ago for just a night I think, and it's gotten huge since then and with the big beach club across the road there's lots of coming and going. The other guests seemed pretty laid back and friendly. And there were a lot of them. The place almost has the air of a country fair - lots of family bustle and busyness as they go from one activity to the next. I'd say it's a friendly, fun place to use as your base for a Huatulco vacation. One other thing I wanted to mention, in case anyone is into photography, for some unknown reason the architect put a wine window in one side of the outer wall behind the front office, It's surrounded by gnarly mango trees, is over a broken cement sidewalk and has one light on it at night. It is one of the most atmospheric things I've ever seen in the area and I've been to Tangolunda (does anyone else remember how often they've changed the spelling of that area?) many, many times. I would have loved to get some good shots but was unfortunately in a wheelchair so not mobile enough to get up and down and arrang "nature" to get the shot I'd have liked.

We stayed for 2 nights in early March. It is a decent hotel but definitely needs an upgrade. The 1st room we got smelled very musty, so we asked to be changed, we decided to upgrade as well to see if that helped but it was also musty. The hotel is older and could use a reno. The location was good, the beach club was very nice. We had breakfast at Binneguenda and lunch at Nulu and dinner out both days.